Central European Public Administration Review

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CENTRAL EUROPEAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REVIEW is peer-reviewed academic journal that contribute to the theoretical and practical progress of public administration in central European and other countries, adopting European principles.

Current Issue

Vol. 22 No. 2 (2024)

Special Section - Digitalisation and Legal Remedies in Administrative Procedures

Guest Editors: prof. dr. Polonca Kovač (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Public Administration, Slovenia), prof. dr. Krisztina F. Rozsnyai (University ELTE Budapest, Hungary)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17573/cepar.2024.2

Published: 27. 11. 2024

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One Nudge Can Be Enough:Reducing Cigarette ButtLittering in Public Areas

Artsiom Klunin, Matúš Sloboda, Emília Sičáková-Beblavá, Patrik Pavlovský

9-34
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Attractions and Repulsions: How Competitive is the Hungarian Civil Service Today?

Csilla Paksi-Petró

35-53
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Rule of Law and Democratic Decline During States of Emergency – The Case of the Czech Republic

Jana Janderová

55-77
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The Role of Automated Decision-Making in Modern Administrative Law: Challenges and Data Protection Implications

Grega Rudolf, Polonca Kovač

83-108
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The Challenges of AI in Administrative Law and the Need for Specific Legal Remedies: Analysis of Polish Regulations and Practice

Jowanka Jakubek-Lalik

109-128
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Danish Digital Design and the Gradual Erosion of Technology Neutral Administrative Law

Michael Gøtze

129-145
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Shaping Administrative Activity (Legal Forms): A Legislative Approach

Sára Hrubešová

147-163
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Tackling Disinformation Through Public Administration Recommendations –The Czech Experience

Tomáš Svoboda

165-183
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Regulating the Competence of Administrative Justice and the Public-Private Law Divide

Krisztina F. Rozsnyai

185-205
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Public and/or Private? Remedies Against the Different Decisions on Social Care Services in Hungary

István Hoffman

207-223
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Challenges in Exercising the Right to Appeal – The Case of Slovenian Administrative Consultation

Polonca Kovač

225-250
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Central European Public Administration Review

About the Journal

Current Issue

Full Issue

One Nudge Can Be Enough:Reducing Cigarette ButtLittering in Public Areas

Attractions and Repulsions: How Competitive is the Hungarian Civil Service Today?

Rule of Law and Democratic Decline During States of Emergency – The Case of the Czech Republic

The Role of Automated Decision-Making in Modern Administrative Law: Challenges and Data Protection Implications

The Challenges of AI in Administrative Law and the Need for Specific Legal Remedies: Analysis of Polish Regulations and Practice

Danish Digital Design and the Gradual Erosion of Technology Neutral Administrative Law

Shaping Administrative Activity (Legal Forms): A Legislative Approach

Tackling Disinformation Through Public Administration Recommendations –The Czech Experience

Regulating the Competence of Administrative Justice and the Public-Private Law Divide

Public and/or Private? Remedies Against the Different Decisions on Social Care Services in Hungary

Challenges in Exercising the Right to Appeal – The Case of Slovenian Administrative Consultation

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